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A method and system for supervising the safety of an elevator having a car driven by a drive within a hoistway wherein a travel parameter (XABS,X″Acc,X′IGB) of the car is sensed and continually compared with a similarly sensed travel parameter (X′IG) of the drive. If the comparison shows a large deviation between the two parameters, an emergency stop is initiated. Otherwise one of the travel parameters (XABS,X″Acc X′IGB; X′IG) is output as a verified signal (X;X′). The verified signal is then compared with predetermined permitted values. If it lies outside the permitted range then an emergency stop is initiated.

The invention relates to a method for continuously synthesizing arylboronic acid ester by utilizing a microreactor, which belongs to the technical field of green organic synthesis application. The method comprises the following steps of: preheating substituted arylamine, tert-butyl nitrite, bisdiborane in a continuous-flow micro-channel reactor system by using substituted arylamine, acetonitrile, tert-butyl nitrite and bisdiborane as starting materials; and mixing the substituted arylamine with the bisdiborane and then reacting the obtained mixture with the tert-butyl nitrite, wherein in the reaction, the molar ratio of the substituted arylamine to the bisdiborane is (1:0.5)-(1:1.25), the molar ratio of the substituted arylamine to isoamyl nitrite is (1:1.1)-(1:1.5), the reaction temperature is 60 DEG C-120 DEG C, the reaction time is 50 seconds-3600 seconds, and the effective conversion ratio of the substituted arylamine is 50%-90%. The continuous-flow microreactor, which is capable of strengthening the mixing effect, the mass transfer effect and the heat transfer effect, is especially suitable for carrying out homogeneous reaction of the method. Moreover, the method has the characteristics of stable temperature control, safe process and less waste material.

Systems and methods are disclosed for treating teeth to correct for malocclusions. This may be accomplished in one variation by receiving a scanned dental model of a subject's dentition, determining a treatment plan having a plurality of incremental movements for repositioning one or more teeth of the subject's dentition, and fabricating one or more aligners correlating to a first subset of the plurality of incremental movements.

This invention relates to a process for preparing alditol acetals, such as dibenzylidene sorbitols, monobenzylidene sorbitols, and the like, through the reaction of unsubstituted or substituted benzaldehydes with alditols (such as sorbitol, xylitol, and ribitol) in the presence of a mineral acid and at least one surfactant having at least one pendant group of 6 carbon chains in length. Such a reaction provides a cost-effective, relatively safe procedure that provides excellent high yields of alditol acetal product. Furthermore, such a specific reaction is also the best known procedure for the production of certain compounds which can be easily separated from other formed isomers. Additionally, such a procedure facilitates the production of certain asymmetric alditol acetal compounds and compositions in acceptable yields as well. Such alditol acetals are useful as nucleating and clarifying agents for polyolefin formulations and articles, as one example.

Systems and methods are disclosed for treating teeth to correct for malocclusions. This may be accomplished by applying a series of labels to a digital dental model and applying a rolling ball process to identify tooth boundaries separating one tooth from a neighboring tooth and to also determine the crown / gum margin. The user may further assign regions to the dental model to indicate hard regions and soft regions. With the dental model labeled and defined, the user may then generate a treatment plan for moving the labeled and defined tooth or teeth relative to one another to correct for any malocclusions. Upon approval of the treatment plan, a series of 3D printed dental appliances or aligners to be worn in series by the patient may be fabricated to ultimately move the tooth or teeth to a desired position.